August 04, 2022
Balancing Faith and Stewardship
| Welcome to your resource for the month of podcasts in our "Balancing Faith and Stewardship" series - found on the Leadership and the Church podcast.
Read More| Welcome to your resource for the month of podcasts in our "Balancing Faith and Stewardship" series - found on the Leadership and the Church podcast.
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| Have you seen one of our services pages and wondered: "What is a transaction?" If you haven't visited our pages on the levels of service Miller Management can provide, let's catch you up. A "transaction" is how we both set your price for outsourcing our services and choose the best level of service to provide for you.
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| Buckle up and break out the pen to take some notes. Or the highlighter if that’s more your style. Because we are about to dive into a pretty specific topic with some very cut and dry rules associated with them. Designated versus Restricted giving. Before […]
Read More| We’ve written a few posts about giving. First, there is recording year-end gifts correctly and we also walk you through starting a counting team. Finally, setting a Budget for Every Occassion. Most organizations are aware of the importance of tithes and offerings. It’s how your […]
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| April is Stress Awareness Month. Along with Financial Literacy Month. And probably a bunch of other celebrations if we’re being honest. But those are the two that MM employees prefer to participate in. During this month we like to share financial information. (Okay, you got […]
Read More| It’s true Miller Management’s focus is on church and nonprofit finance and payroll. However, we also realize that the staff and volunteers on your finance team will one day retire. Hopefully not anytime soon. But we want to make sure that the next generation is […]
Read More| April is financial literacy month, and that is one area we take very seriously as your Good Faith Accounting Partners. Today, we want to highlight some areas for new Employees; specifically related to your finances, payroll, and budget. Naturally, you will want to start with Starting Payroll in Your Church, which sounds like a great place to start; but first, we have to take a step back.
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| With the new energy that Spring - and sunshine - can bring, now might be the time to take back your office. Your email. Your paper. And most definitely, your finances. That last one can't wait, especially if you are an organization with people counting on you.
Read More| Today, we want to have a chat about the importance and how-to surrounding out of office replies. Where this is the baseline: "Sorry, I'm away from my desk right now." And why we should go for more.
Read More| The first step in a financial audit is to take a closer look at the by-laws, and see what specifically they are requiring, or the intent of including this requirement. Does it ask for a CPA administered audit or just an Administrative Audit? Can the organization perform their own internal audit? Once you know the type of audit required by the by-laws, then you know how to prepare.
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